ahmad: if we talk about isis presence in iraq, it does not have a significant presence. based on my own talks with iraqi officials, they don't see that as a major threat. but the al qaeda organization has decentralized over five years. they are not a smaller organization, they are not are forces but there in iraq that have an association

also killed was a media activist, ahmad. ahmad was just 20 years old, a nurse and first responder by training, a role he played in his native aleppo before the family was forcibly displaced to idlib as the regime took over. when he saw that the responders weren't there, he threw his camera aside and went to save a little girl, ahmad's father mahmoud tells us. but another strike came in, killing them both. >> allahu akbar. >> reporter: his parents seem stoic together, proud but in pain. but later as his mother shows us ahmad's clothes she breaks down. in the room next door his father shows us his photos. tears he can't cry in front of his wife. they did everything together. a father-son team documenting their nation's pain. now directly a part of it. the sluggish summer pace of life as we drive through idlib province seems to belie the looming violence. it's the last remaining main rebel stronghold. turkey, russia, and iran have been negotiating to ostensibly come to some sort of agreement, to prevent a total massacre here by

ahmad: prime minister abadi tried to balance the relationship with washington and iraq. badi ise minister a having problems just keeping that balance. and opening sanctions, that puts the prime minister between a hard, in a very difficult position, because he said he would initially abide by the sanctions. but later he had to walk back from those comments because the iraqi allies, whether was militia commanders are major adr,ticians including s 'skim, they all took iran side, which shows iran's influence in the country. with this as a backdrop to the most recent events, something we've been talking about for years is the rise and fall of isis. i encourage any of you to jump in. about you to be casual our interactions. the united nations this week put out a report talking about a grave resurgence of isis. we talk about president trump talking about isis being defeated. what is the situation with isis, and are iraq and its neighbors prepared for a resurgence? we destroyed fallujah twice and at no time did we claim victory over al qaeda in fallujah. it has a campaign where,

good evening, i'm asad ahmad.ow we can expect to see more police on our streets, and some of them armed, after today's events in westminster. a car collided with pedestrians and cyclists felt acropolis, knocked out of the champions league by adk athens. not guilty and straight back into the hat squad but will the ecb punish ben stokes board that bristol brawl? also coming up we have the latest news from the european parents swimming —— para swimming championships in dublin. good evening. there'll be no more champions league football for celtic this season the scottish champions fell in the third qualifying round away at a ek athens. it was one all after the first leg in glasgow last week. brendan rogers side lost 2—1 this evening in the greek capital and they have dropped into the playoffs now for the europa league group stage. thick reports. the champions league is about money and prestige. failure to reach the group stage we see celtic miss out on more than £10 million. the funds needed to attract and retain pla

ahmad martini has added to that mix he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. the idea of eve this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home are scattered all over the place. we have a generation of children who had no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community does what it can to keep its traditions alive but they're all an estimated twenty thousand who have decided to return home for the holidays but of course there are many here who simply cannot do that. turkey has taken in some three point five million syrian refugees more than any other country madge to has been here for more than two and a hof years with his family they may be one and a half thousand kilometers from damascus but they don't want to be identified as their relatives still there he makes a living working in a textile shop to su

hey ahmad martini has added to that makes he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. elysees in. the idea of eve this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home are scattered all over the place we have a generation of children who had no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community does what it can to keep its traditions alive but there are an estimated twenty thousand to have decided to return home for the holidays but of course there are many here who simply cannot do that. turkey has taken in some three point five million syrian refugees more than any other country maj to has been here for more than two and a half years with his family they may be one and a half thousand kilometers from damascus but they don't want to be identified as their relatives still there he makes a living working in a textile sho

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.ch anyone in the area without reasonable suspicion. the attack took place outside landor house in camberwell yesterday evening. six men have been arrested. police are appealing for information. network rail is taking the unusual step of asking rail passengers not to travel over the next three weekends. they're referring to anyone planning to use euston station as it's going to be closed while major work is carried out in north wembley. it'll effect passengers using the west coast mainline. the appetite for posh burgers seems to be growing in london, with several gourmet restaurants opening branches in recent years. so mcdonald's, not wanting to miss out, decided to do this.... decided to do this... it was at their high street kensington restaurant for one day only when customers had to reserve a table to enjoy their big mac and fries. the burger market, posh and otherwise, is predicted to grow in coming years, but this isn't a sight you should get used to. it's supposed to be, of cours

good evening, i'm asad ahmad.knife arches for the first time hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry, the headlines tonight. jose mourinho turns up half an hour early for a 259 second press conference and just look how happy the manchester united manager was. and not the right guy to answer to it. tottenham's world cup winning goalkeeper hugo lloris is charged with drink driving three days before their game at old trafford. and fernando alonso wants red bull to apologise after they denied his claim they offered him a drive for next season. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united manager jose mourinho says he has "no problems" with executive vice—chairman ed woodward despite reports to contrary. mourinho's pre match press conference this afternoon ahead of the tottenham game lasted little over four minutes and it's fair to say he wasn't in a talkative mood. what? do you think it is an over reaction? your pessimistic, i am not. i don't analyse with you my players. how do you feel? i feel we play

good morning, i'm asad ahmad. a violent hammer attack in eltham yesterday, in broad daylight. a 27—year—old suspect has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a mother and daughter were targeted in what's believed to be a random attack on adderley gardens. both are in a serious condition in hospital. a london mum who found she didn't know other mums to connect up with has found success with an app described as a tinder for mums. michelle kennedy had the idea of helping mothers connect with each other, after believing that social media for mums was outdated. the app has had millions of swipes and the former lawyer, who has had high roles in tech firms too. told us how she stumbled on the idea. it would be 2am, and i'd be up feeding, and my friends were, you know, posting pictures on instagram of their night out. it was this very, very difficult moment in terms of, wow, my life has really changed, and they need to find some other women who are doing what i am doing right now. sir bruce forsyth‘s ashes

shops and cafes that are remind us of a country they want new before wall forced them to leave hey ahmad martini has added to that mix he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. the idea of eve this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home or scattered all over the place. we have a generation of children who had no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community does what it can to keep its traditions alive but they're all an estimated twenty thousand to have decided to return home for the holidays but of course there are many here who simply cannot do that. turkey has taken in some three point five million syrian refugees more than any other country maj to has been here for more than two and a hof years with his family they may be one and a half thousand kilometers from damascus but they don't want to be

be sure to follow him on twitter, like ahmad facebook, follow him on instagram@lou dobbs tonight. president trump putting america first on trade. >> we are a country with unbelievable potential. were like the big piggy bank that everybody wants to rob and were not going to let them rob us anymore. is that okay? [cheers and applause] we are not going to let them rob us anymore. gregg: china responding to the president's call for fair trade by threatening the united states. we will talk about it with we will talk about it with gordon chang coming up i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. gregg: welcome back america one. i am gregg jarrett filling in for lou dobbs the chinese state media mocking president trump over the u.s. trade dispute with china. in an english-language video think

shops and cafes that are remind us of a country they want new before war forced them to leave hey ahmad martini has added to that mix he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. elysees in. the idea of the this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home are scattered all over the place we have a generation of children who have no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community does what it can to keep its traditions alive there are an estimated twenty thousand to have decided to return home for the holidays but of course there are many here who simply cannot do that. turkey has taken in some three point five million syrian refugees more than any other country managed to has been here for more than two and a ha for years with his family they may be one and a half thousand kilometers from damascus but they don

be sure to follow him on twitter, like ahmad facebook, follow him on instagram@lou dobbs tonight.president trump putting america first on trade. >> we are a country with unbelievable potential. were like the big piggy bank that everybody wants to rob and were not going to let them rob us anymore. is that okay? [cheers and applause] we are not going to let them rob us anymore. gregg: china responding to the president's call for fair trade by threatening the united states. we will talk about it with gordon chang coming up next. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. gregg: welcome bac

dolphin ahmad was further heads in july twenty eighth when the israeli army removed all the water pipes. a man and her family have similarly moved further away from the israeli settlement of mest yards in order to avoid confrontations with the settlers. at army the settler and security chief of mask yards has been caught on camera threatening palestinians with expulsion from the jordan valley. the entrepreneur and exports her david's still works at the israeli export company in the jordan valley. city in her daily revisited the family of land mine victim has a narrow cobb who's now nineteen and learned that he'd recovered from most of his wounds but has now quit school and is working illegally as a cook in israel and has a hundred. yes only or also send them all of a devil as they and all the stuff that's standing that's a big advantage and i've seen them move just way on ok bob. most of the seven hundred landmines in the jordan valley the dated back to the one nine hundred sixty seven war were removed by the israeli army in twenty twelve. in iran and by a dog mohammad that asma is now

be sure to follow him on twitter, like ahmad facebook, follow him on instagram@lou dobbs tonight.resident trump putting america first on trade. >> we are a country with unbelievable potential. were like the big piggy bank that everybody wants to rob and were not going to let them rob us anymore. is that okay? [cheers and applause] we are not going to let them rob us anymore. gregg: china responding to the president's call for fair trade by threatening the united states. we will talk about it with gordon chang coming up you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. gregg: welcome back america one. i am gregg jarrett filling in for lou dobbs the chinese state media mocking president trump over the u.s. trade dispute with china. in an english-language video thinking president for pointing out the need to wean off american goods like urban and bacon. the video has since been removed fro

dolphin ahmad was further heads in july twenty eighth when the israeli army removed all the water pipes. a man and her family have similarly moved further away from the israeli settlement of mask yards in order to avoid confrontations with the starters. at army the settler and security chief of mask yards has been caught on camera threatening palestinians with expulsion from the jordan valley. the entrepreneur and exports her david's still works at the israeli export company in the jordan valley. city in her daily revisited the family of land mine victim has a narrow cobb who's now nineteen and learned that he'd recovered from most of his wounds but has now quit school and is working illegally as a cook in israel and has a hundred. yes only or also send them all of a devil as they end all this stuff then that's. a big advantage and i've seen em move just way on ok because. most of the seven hundred landmines in the jordan valley the dated back to the one nine hundred sixty seven war were removed by the israeli army in twenty twelve. in iran and by a dog mohammad that asma is now thirty

be sure to follow him on twitter, like ahmad facebook, follow him on instagram@lou dobbs tonight.sident trump putting america first on trade. >> we are a country with unbelievable potential. were like the big piggy bank that everybody wants to rob and were not going to let them rob us anymore. is that okay? [cheers and applause] we are not going to let them rob us anymore. gregg: china responding to the president's call for fair trade by threatening the united states. we will talk about it with gordon chang coming up pah! that will never work. no, no, no, nah. a bulb of light?!? aha ha ha! a flying machine? impossible! a personal' computer?! ha! smart neighborhoods running on a microgrid. a stadium powered with solar. a hospital that doesn't lose power. amazing. i like it. never gonna happen. to most ...most people.like... but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some,

. >> reporter: israeli entrepreneur ron peer teamed up with palesnian partners miran aswad and ahmad >> ogan is actually tea part of a difference. >> reporter: tea? >> like be a part of a difference but... >> reporter: tea part of a difference as opposed to be part of the difference the differencf being, no ct but conflict resolution? >> yeah, like working together. >> reporter: and finally there are nonprofit ventures like the one launched by dr. yasmeen abu fraiha, who was profiled lastfo year bes magazine as one of its "30 under 30." >> after studying in jerusalem i decided to go back home and when i was working in the hospital ih sa the bedouin community is sicker than i thought compared to the jewish people. >> reporter: sicker with genetic diseases due to intermarriage. >> we mostly have very rare diseases like neurological problems, deafness, congenital insensitivity to pain. >> reporter: so abu fraiha, half bedouin herself, took a page from ohodox jews, who were also plagued with rare, sometimes fatal, genetic diseases due to intermarriage. one disease, "tay sachs," has been

hey ahmad martini has added to that mix he owns a shop in the heart of the community selling traditional syrian sweets and this week it's an especially busy time as many customers yun the flavors of home. the idea of the this to bring people together but like a lot of syrians we are alone many of our families are still back home are scattered all over the place we have a generation of children who have no idea about the joyful celebrations we had back in syria during so we're making sure we pass on our traditions on to them and so the syrian community does what it can to keep its traditions alive there are an estimated twenty thousand to have decided to return home for the holidays but of course there are many here who simply cannot do that. turkey has taken in some three point five million syrian refugees more than any other country maj to has been here for more than two and a half years with his family they may be one and a half thousand kilometers from damascus but they don't want to be identified as their relatives still there he makes a living working in a textile shop to support hi

let's discuss this with the gp, fari ahmad. very good morning to you.f information that come out? as a gp in a way i am fortunate because you can tailor it to the individual. so the advice from the chief medical officer, they advise a 14 units for everybody as the weekly limit, but there are some people who... men and women? yes, it was different a few years ago. 20 4-man? yes, they look at the data and come out with the advice —— for men? just reading about the study, it is quite a big study and it will probably influenced things further down the line. there is the thing, this washington study that we are talking about, it says nothing is the best... no alcohol is the best option? yes. now, is it an obvious starting point? is it saying something? is it obviously true? because against that you have other reports, but also the kind of anecdotal idea of little villages in italy where everyone has a glass of red wine and those things people have knocking around in their head, how do you do it? i know it is confusing because all of the information seems to

let's discuss this with doctor fari ahmad, who's a gp. it sounds all a bit severe.small gi’oup severe asthma, so it is a small group of people with asthma. their asthma doesn't respond the normal way to treatment and it, the normal things we think will trigger off a problem with your breeding. it doesn't quite apply to them. so asthma, people who have asthma, your airways tighten up to a variety of triggers. sometimes it can be poland, sometimes it can be the temperature and there are drugs and things that we knew that open up the airway. that is normal asthma. like inhalers? yes, different types of inhalers? yes, different types of inhalers or tablets. people with severe asthma, what tends to happen to them is that they are at asthma doesn't respond in the same way to treatment. over a period of time the muscle on the tubes that go down to your lungs thickens up, it tightens up. said their breathing then becomes progressively harder. so this is a treatment that basically some of the muscle gets burnt away in this procedure. and it should open up the airways little